The 21 U.S. scheduled passenger airlines employed 2.5% more workers in February 2019 than in February 2018 continue reading →

Email marketing is a vital part of a hotel’s CRM efforts, but for many, it remains a complex, uncharted landscape. The good news is, it’s not as hard as it seems. These days, a wide array of user-friendly platforms make it easy to maintain and manage an email list, design collateral, automate sends, and gather analytics. However, it’s important to keep some important best practices in mind. So, without further ado, here’s our list of the top five email marketing best practices for hoteliers. continue reading →

As the appetite for trying new foods grows and consumers actively seek out new dining experiences, the traditional lines between eating out in restaurants or tucking into street food are blurring. continue reading →

This latest report by Damien Little, Horwath HTL Asia Pacific, provides a break down of where new supply additions will be located, as well as a break down by class so as to provide a greater insight as to the potential impacts of new supply additions on the Melbourne hotel market. continue reading →

Preliminary March data for Sydney's hotel market shows occupancy declined 1.3% for the month. continue reading →

This article is adapted from The 2019 Smart Decision Guide to Hotel Property Management Systems, which is now available for complimentary download. continue reading →

Jeddah's hotel demand outpaced supply in March, according to preliminary monthly data from STR. continue reading →

U.S. airlines carried an estimated 74.9 million systemwide (domestic and international) scheduled service passengers in March 2019, seasonally-adjusted, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ (BTS) first estimate, up 0.1% from the February second estimate. continue reading →

e-forecasting.com's U.S. monthly GDP, monthlyGDP ™, rose in March by an annualized month-to-month growth rate of 1.2% to $18,921 billion of chained 2012 dollars expressed at seasonally adjusted annual rates, following an increase of 2.4% in February. continue reading →

Preliminary March data shows demand outpaced supply among hotels in London, leading to a 2.1% occupancy increase. continue reading →